Network, october, 2013

Issue 23 | October 2013

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Rea l Peop le . Rea l L i f e . Rea l God

LookingOut Give to Vision

He’sBack!

Paul Young, bestselling author of The Shack and Cross Roads, will be joining us to share about brokenness, love, and reconciliation.

sunday, october 6, 2013both services: 9:15 a.m. & 11 a.m.

This event is sponsored by Speroway who exists to meet needs and deliver hope through health, education, and food security - in Canada and around the world.

Meeting needs. Delivering hope.speroway.com

Team Leader DAVID COUREY, B.Sc., M.A., PhD Ext. 134 [email protected] t:@davidcourey

Executive JOHN RATZ, B.Th. Ext .133 [email protected] t:@johnratz

Outreach & Technical PAUL WILLIAMS, B.A. Ext. 132 [email protected] t:@pscjwilliams

Worship GRAHAM KIVELL Ext. 138 [email protected] t:@grahamkivell

Students ADAM GOUDREAULT, B.Th. Ext. 135 [email protected]

Children JOANNA RATZ Ext .131 [email protected]

Seniors/Emmaus Counsellor DAVID AIDE, B.A., M.T.S. Ext. 127 [email protected]

Emmaus Counsellor MAUREEN GRANT, B.A., M.S., PhD Ext. 128 [email protected]

Hispanic Ministry HUGO & CELIA GOMEZ Ext. 217 [email protected]

Office Manager VEDA NEWELL Ext. 207 [email protected]

Reception/Graphics LIZ VANNER Ext. 205 [email protected]

Head Custodian BOYCE NEWELL Ext. 216 [email protected]

Board Members

Phil Calberry Arthur Matos David Schuetzkowski

David Hatt Max Purkiss

Prakash Jayakumar Eyon Richards

NETWORK

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Main Office Open Monday to Friday 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

127 Hespeler Road Cambridge, ON N1R 3G9 P: 519.621.6310 E: [email protected] www.calvarycambridge.com

Service TimesEnglish: Sundays 9:15 a.m. & 11 a.m. Espanol: Sandays/Domingo 2:30 p.m.

Table of ContentsOUTWARD BOUND 4

LOOKING OUT 6

GIVE TO VISION 8

HE’S BACK 9

SHE SAYS, HE SAYS 11

CALENDAR OF EVENTS 12

F.Y.I. 13

STAFF DIRECTORY 14

Welcome to CalvaryFIRST-TIME GUESTS Welcome first-time guests! We hope you enjoy your time with us today. Please stop by the Welcome Centre with your Welcome Card (found in the pew rack) to receive a small gift – a thank you from us to you.

DO YOU HAVE CHILDREN? Promiseland – Kids’ Ministry: The best hour of your child’s week! Sunday mornings: 9:15 and 11 a.m.

We strive to create an environment where your child will want to come to church, and we can teach the Bible in a way that your child will understand and they can relate to.

If you are a first-time guest, please visit the Kids’ Ministry Welcome Desk to register your child(ren). You can also receive directions on where to bring your child(ren).

Please note: If your child becomes disruptive in our adult service, we kindly ask that you use our “family room” located on the bottom level of our children’s wing. This room is equipped with audio and visual for you to enjoy our service while your child(ren) play and move around.

Nursery (children aged 0-12 months) Level One (Underwater Quest) Toddlers (children aged 12-23 months) Level One (Underwater Quest) Preschool Level One (Underwater Quest) JK & SK Level Two (Toon Town) Grades 1 & 2 Level Two (Toon Town) Grades 1 to 4 Level Three (Slime Factory)

STUDENT MINISTRIES: smcalvary.com

PROJECT 56 - Sunday mornings at 11:00 a.m. in the Student Centre. A great place for kids in Grade 5 & 6 to connect and grow together. Wild games, live music, engaging talks and discussions. You won’t want to miss it...

FUEL – Sunday nights at 6:30 p.m. is the time where high school students gather to grow! We hold nothing back in giving students an opportunity to experience God through games, teachings, music and hanging out together.

EXPERIENCE – Young Adults Monday nights at 7:15 p.m. in the Student Centre. Ages 18-25, post high school and pre-family. Join us for live music, free coffee, new friends and great discussions about life, church and God.

MISSED A SUNDAY? Watch our Sunday morning sermons online at www.calvarycambridge.com. Sermons are also available on CD. Order at the Welcome Centre.

real people . real life . real God

Most of us credit Galileo with the invention of the telescope, but it had actually been invented a year earlier in Holland. Galileo improved on that device by increasing it to 8 times magnification. It turns out Galileo was an obscure math professor looking for a salary hike to support his numerous illegitimate children. He beat out the Dutch, selling his telescope to the Senate of Venice as a spy glass to protect their ships at sea.

But with that first telescope Galileo went on to search the stars and to propose, along with Copernicus, the outrageous notion that the earth was not the centre of the universe! We’ve been looking out ever since.

In this issue of Network we want to take an outward look. We feature an interview with Murray Cornelius, the director of the Pentecostal Assemblies of Canada’s International Missions efforts. His outward focus will inspire you.

Murray will be our guest Thanksgiving Weekend. We include an update on our investment at the Village of Hope, Zimbabwe with Elizabeth and Gaye Norrie.

We take another look out, but a little closer to home with some information about our efforts to support the less fortunate in Cambridge through our Food Drive in aid of the Cambridge Self-Help Foodbank. And looking out just beyond our ceiling, (I suppose, this is a stretch!) we contemplate our roof situation right here at Calvary.

It all starts at home, I guess, but it doesn’t end there. Every church needs to be outward bound!

DAVID COUREY Lead Pastor

[email protected]

Outward Bound

Pastor’s Column

4 Network | October 2013 | calvarycambridge.com

Disciplines

Choose to walk through the Bible in one or two years. The two year cycle takes you through the New Testament and Psalms twice.

October Bible Reading

1 Year or 2 Years


1 Isa 22,23 Eph 3 Eph 1 1 Kings 3

2 Isa 24-26 Eph 4 Eph 2 1 Kings 4-5



5 Isa 31-33 Phil 1 Eph 5 1 Kings 8

6 Isa 34-36 Phil 2 Eph 6 1 Kings 9

7 Isa 37,38 Phil 3 Phil 1 1 Kings 10

8 Isa 39,40 Phil 4 Phil 2 1 Kings 11

9 Isa 41,42 Col 1 Phil 3 1 Kings 12

10 Isa 43,44 Col 2 Phil 4 1 Kings 13

11 Isa 45-47 Col 3 Col 1 1 Kings 14

12 Isa 48,49 Col 4 Col 2 1 Kings 15

13 Isa 50-52 1 Thess 1 Col 3 1 Kings 16

14 Isa 53-55 1 Thess 2 Col 4 1 Kings 17

15 Isa 56-58 1 Thess 3 1 Thess 1 1 Kings 18



18 Isa 65,66 2 Thess 1 1 Thess 4 1 Kings 21

19 Jer 1,2 2 Thess 2 1 Thess 5 1 Kings 22

20 Jer 3,4 2 Thess 3 2 Thess 1 2 Kings 1

21 Jer 5,6 1 Tim 1 2 Thess 2 2 Kings 2

22 Jer 7,8 1 Tim 2 2 Thess 3 2 Kings 3

23 Jer 9,10 1 Tim 3 1 Tim 1 2 Kings 4

24 Jer 11-13 1 Tim 4 1 Tim 2 2 Kings 5

25 Jer 14-16 1 Tim 5 1 Tim 3 2 Kings 6

26 Jer 17-19 1 Tim 6 1 Tim 4 2 Kings 7

27 Jer 20-22 2 Tim 1 1 Tim 5 2 Kings 8

28 Jer 23,24 2 Tim 2 1 Tim 6 2 Kings 9

29 Jer 25,26 2 Tim 3 2 Tim 1 2 Kings 10

30 Jer 27,28 2 Tim 4 2 Tim 2 2 Kings 11-12

31 Jer 29,30 Titus 1 2 Tim 3 2 Kings 13

Elizabeth Norrie

“When God has a plan He starts with a child.” Think of Moses, Samuel, Joseph, David and even Jesus. While others just saw a baby in danger, a small child serving in the tabernacle, a spoiled sibling, a lowly shepherd boy or an ordinary baby born in poverty, God saw a man who would deliver 3 million people from slavery, a great prophet, a mighty ruler, a king and the Savior of the world.

When people come to visit us here at the Village of Hope Zimbabwe they may only see 70 orphaned and/or abandoned children in our homes and another 250 disadvantaged children attending our schools along with about 325 other students but God may be seeing an accountant, a lawyer, a

doctor, an advocate against injustice, a nurse, a diplomat, a Christian statesman, a teacher, a pastor. . .

When God has a plan He starts with a child. We don’t presume to know what that plan is but we do know He has a specific plan for each child and we at the Village of Hope are here to help that dream/plan become a reality.

Gaye and Elizabeth Norrie (Gloria Aide’s sister) serve the Village of Hope in Harare, Zimbabwe. Calvary supports the Village with $10,000 a year

Start with a Child

Disciplines


By David Courey

‘Kepler’ is a space telescope that searches Sun-like stars for planets. Its major goal is to determine the fraction of Sun-like stars that have planets like Earth. Kepler’s science team has determined that 1.4% to 2.7% of stars like the Sun are expected to have planets similar to Earth. Of course, pondering what that means is the next step. But it does give us something to wonder about!

It’s part of human nature to look out… to look beyond ourselves. And it’s an axiom of church health that positive, growing churches are about looking out.

Murray Cornelius’ job is to help churches look beyond themselves to the world that needs their engagement. Murray is the man in charge of International Missions for the Pentecostal Assemblies of Canada (PAOC).

Outward looking churches are living in exciting times. “We are living in an era, without question, experiencing the greatest harvest of souls that the world has ever seen!” says Cornelius. Just give him a chance and he’ll rattle off the kinds of earthshaking developments taking place in the Islamic world, in Buddhist-Hindu nations, and in the atheist-materialist world of former- and still-Communist countries. “It’s not a day to sleep!”

But things aren’t simply rosey everywhere. The church has never been as persecuted as it is today. There are more martyrs today than ever before. “We shouldn’t be surprised,” Cornelius points out. “Jesus said it would be this way. With increased harvest comes increased martyrdom and cost.” It’s a matter of prayer we should all shoulder.

The PAOC is at the forefront of world developments. At least 275 workers serve in 52 countries, spanning Africa, Eurasia, Latin America and Southeast Asia. Nineteen per cent of our workers serve in Restricted Access nations or in places closed to the open preaching of the gospel. Another 18 per cent work in the 10/40 window, that part of the world with the largest non-Christian population.

Cornelius has helped the PAOC sharpen its focus by defining four major emphases: reaching (frontline

Looking Out

It’s part of human nature to look out… to look beyond ourselves.

Disciplines


evangelism); planting (starting new churches): equipping (training leaders); and caring (mobilizing justice intiatives). More than 3,000 students in affiliated Bible colleges and 15,000 students in extension programs are being trained to be the next generation of leaders that will make a lasting impact on their nations.

Through ERDO (Emergency Relief and Development Overseas), the PAOC’s humanitarian arm, more than 15 ministry centres with children’s homes provide refuge for young lives. Over 6,000 children are sponsored, and there are water well projects in six countries. Millions of people in crisis are fed and cared for.

It’s a big operation. With all agencies accounted for, it takes over $25 million dollars a year to keep the machine humming. But Murray Cornelius has a larger vision than that. “If every adult in a PAOC church gave a dollar a day to World Missions, we would more than double our current investment,” he dreams. Imagine what we could do!

It’s a great dream, looking out from here. Looking beyond our church to the world that Jesus called us to. Like the Kepler telescope, it takes a visionary to see beyond what is, to what could be. Murray Cornelius is that kind of visionary. And, like Kepler, when he shares what he sees, it not only gives us something to wonder about, but possibilities on which to act!

Murray Cornelius is the Assistant Superintendent for International Missions for the Pentecostal Assemblies of Canada. Murray was raised in Africa, and fills the post that his dad, Bill filled back in the 80’s. Murray will also be David’s new boss, so be nice to him when he visits Calvary on Thanksgiving Sunday, October 13.

It’s a great dream, looking out from here. Looking beyond

our church to the world that Jesus called us to. Like the Kepler telescope, it takes a visionary

to see beyond what is, to what could be.

Connectines


By David Courey

“Oh, come on! It’s got to be the easiest thing to raise money for!!! People give to vision! People give to need!”

“Yeah, I could understand if you were raising money for starving kids, or girls caught in the sex trade. But this? It’s a cinch. How could people not give?”

The conversation went on… and on… It was pretty obvious. We had a winner.

“David, trust me when I say this, people will give when we tell them we’re raising money for…”

For what? For toilet paper? I could see the headline in next month’s Network now. “Toilet bowl budget liquidated to build roof. Give to the toilet paper fund now!”

No, we’re raising money for the roof.

But this was the transcript of one of the intense discussions we had around the board table as we discussed how we were going to raise money for the roof! OK, no, it wasn’t, but I want to communicate the urgency we were feeling so I took a little (a lot?) of creative license.

We must repair the roof over the gym. It hasn’t been fixed since before I was pastor here. That’s pushing twenty years! We’ve pared back the cost to the bare minimum, and that’s $110,000. Back in the spring we aimed for $130 000 on the roof, but there are some things that can be put off, the gym

roof itself can’t. We need to do it.

So short of rationing TP, I’m doing the next most drastic thing. I’m appealing to you!

Are there cheaper approaches. Perhaps. To quote author Jarod Kitz, “As long as you are wearing a hat made out of shingles, you’ll always have a roof over your head.” We could provide hats, but really, how practical is that.

The good news is that this spring we raised $55,000 and that money is designated for the roof repair. More good news. We normally take up a special offering celebrating Calvary’s Anniversary each October. Usually we try to make the Anniversary Offering outward focussed. This is our 93rd Anniversary. Not red-letter, but still a great occasion to take up an offering for our roof! –and let’s face it, that’s pretty outward focussed!

All kidding aside now. In my closing months of ministry here at Calvary, nothing would make me happier than to see this roof thing cared for. I would be so pleased to know that a new in-coming pastor wouldn’t have to care for this item in addition to all the other challenges and opportunities he or she will face! This fall if we could all dig a little deeper, and pull out enough to put this roof thing behind us, or under us, or whatever is appropriate for a roof… perhaps above us!... We may not have the most compelling item to motivate giving, but if this doesn’t work, stay tuned for Calvary’s Toilet Paper Fund in the near future!

Give to Vision! Give to Need! Give to...


Connect

By Michelle Rickard

Only a few months after we said goodbye to youth intern Adam Goudreault, the 23-year-old has returned to Calvary to fill some big shoes.

Goudreault, known for being loud in his love of Christ, has accepted an interim position as youth pastor, replacing Jamie Nelson who recently took on a leadership role at a church in northern Ontario.

“I am excited to be once again working alongside Calvary’s staff and to be ministering to the youth. I had such a blast during my internship. I also couldn’t have asked for a better youth pastor to precede me. Jamie has an absolutely amazing infrastructure of youth leaders established and that is no small task to set up. “

Recognizing that Calvary is in the midst of staffing changes with Jamie leaving and then David, who is leaving in the New Year, Goudreault says he won’t be making too many changes to the Fuel youth program.

“This is a time of change for the church, and with our students adapting to school life I am hoping to provide some stability. That being said, I do plan on evaluating the programs already implemented to see if we can make them even better.”

One change brought in before Goudreault arrived back at Calvary is the wider age range of students that can attend the youth program. Up until this September, Fuel was for students in grades 9 to 12. Now the program allows students in grades 7 and 8 to attend.

“I think it was a great move to bring the junior and senior high groups together. The reality is most of the media available to Grade 12s, largely secular in nature, is available to Grade 7s. The junior groups will benefit from the example set by older students in their approach to worship, surviving school, and even handling theological issues. And the older students are going to learn the importance of ministering to others through interactions with the younger students.”

Goudreault also wants to address those who may

be concerned that the older students will be missing out at Fuel because of the curriculum being “watered down” for younger students.

“It’s always been my experience that older students are never satisfied with simplified versions of the answers they’re looking for. In fact, in my experience, younger students will almost always rise to the occasion of tackling more challenging material and subjects, and are eager to grow spiritually under the right conditions. It’s one of my biggest concerns to make sure that our younger students are given every opportunity to grow, and when we raise the bar, it’s exciting to see what can happen!”

So what can youth expect from Fuel this year? Retreats, events, and small groups, says Goudreault.

Becoming a Christ follower

Before becoming a youth pastor at Calvary Goudreault says his faith journey began when he was about four years old. However, it was sometime during his preteen years “when my faith had to become my own.”

“I chose to continue to pursue Christ not because I was raised in a Christian home but because I wanted to grow spiritually. This ultimately led to my growing passion for Christ and eventually landed me at Master’s College and Seminary.”

Goudreault describes growing up in a loud and loving family. “I have two brothers and four sisters, biological parents and awesome step-parents. It’s a lot of names so if you are curious, come ask me sometime.”

In his spare time, Goudreault says he can be found performing with his band Beacon. Band members include Goudreault’s twin brother as well as some of his closest friends.

“We love using our musical creativity to bring

God’s love into places where it can be hard to find. One of my dreams is to see Beacon sharing stages with mainstream artists like Billy Talent, Katy Perry, and other social leaders who need God’s touch on their lives.”

Song writing isn’t the only thing the youth pastor writes, admitting that one of his hobbies is writing fiction. “I’m working on a fantasy novel right now and it should be out in about 2,000 years! But seriously, it would be surreal to have a book on a Cole’s bookshelf somewhere.”

But more important than writing is Goudreault’s continually adapting goal—growing awareness of God’s life-changing love in young people and families.

“I believe God is just as able and eager to change the lives of hurting students as He has ever been, and I want to be an instrument to that in whatever way possible.”

When asked what his favourite scripture is, Goudreault says Ezra 7:10. For Ezra had devoted himself to the study and observance of the Law of the Lord, and to teaching its decrees and laws in Israel. “This verse always reminds me that before I preach anything to anyone, I need to have first studied it in God’s Word, and then carry it out in my own life.”

Ways to connect with Adam Goudreault

Email: [email protected]

Telephone: 519.621.6310x135

He’s Back!

Etcetera


Connect

she says... he says...

WHEN DID YOU BECOME A FOLLOWER OF CHRIST? N. 5yrs old during Sunday school. A. 16 years old. WHAT TIME DO YOU WAKE UP IN THE MORNING? N. 7am on weekdays and 9am’ish on weekends A. 5:10 am WHEN WAS THE LAST TIME YOU SAID “YOU DON’T UNDERSTAND”! N. Too often! I’m forever questioning things and digging deeper. A. When Heidi sent me a BBM with abbreviations, I could never understand those things. LOL WHAT SECRETS DO YOU HAVE FOR GETTING BETTER SERVICE? N. With empathy to see the situation from the other person’s perspective. A nice smile goes a long way, it’s pretty hard to get angry with somebody who’s smiling at you. A. Keep calling and calling until you get the answers you want or until they give up. HOW LONG HAVE YOU BEEN ATTENDING CALVARY? N. We started attending in 1997. A. 15 years HOW MANY PASSWORDS DO YOU HAVE MEMORIZED? N. Uhm…way too many to count. A. One, the rest I keep on my BlackBerry WHAT SONG WAS POPULAR WHEN YOU WERE 16? N. The Proclaimers - I’m Gonna Be (500 Miles), The Spin Doctors -Two Princes A. Village People - YMCA WHY DO YOU VOLUNTEER AT CALVARY? N. My faith isn’t just a Sunday thing, it’s a lifestyle and I need to live it out and share it. I love teaching Large Group in Kid’s Ministry and seeing that moment when the kids make a connection between God’s love and how it connects to their lives! A. I believe it is every Christian’s responsibility and privilege to serve at their local Church. I love and enjoy meeting/connecting with people and contributing my part to the church. WHAT DOES LIFELONG LEARNING MEAN TO YOU? N. I love to learn new ideas, and explore innovation and new concepts. Pursuing knowledge and striving for wisdom, and never settling and making assumptions. This needs to happen every day and if we’re open to the possibilities, we can take each situation and learn from it. It’s also a big reason why I went back to university to pursue my graduate degree. A. Learning something new every day, trying to be better than the day before. Stop learning and you stop growing.

NICOLE SIVYER ARTHUR MATOS PROMISELAND GR 1/2 BOARD MEMBER , HEAD USHER

WHAT CAUSES ARE YOU WILLING TO FIGHT FOR? N. In addition to autism awareness, I’m also passionate about social justice issues especially concerning women, children and education. A. For Justice and righteousness and for the poor and oppressed. Standing up for what is right and fighting for those who cannot fight. DOES YOUR HEART RULE YOUR MIND OR YOUR MIND RULE YOUR HEART? N. My heart rules my mind and my intuition rules my heart. A. I would like my heart to rule my mind, but more often my mind rules my heart. WHAT TOPPINGS DO YOU LIKE TO PUT ON YOUR PIZZA? N. Hot peppers, pineapple and black olives A. Ham, bacon, pepperoni, sausage, olives and anchovies. IF YOU WRONG SOMEONE, HOW DO YOU APOLOGIZE? N. I like to meet with them face-to-face so I can own up to what I did. A. I try to say ‘I am Sorry!’ WHEN ARE YOU AT YOUR BEST? N. Productivity wise…after 5pm; I’ve written many great papers in the wee hours of the morning. In terms of synergy, I function at my best when I have balance in my personal, family, and professional life. A. When I am doing the things that I love doing. WHEN YOU ARE UNDER STRESS, DO YOU PREFER TO BE ALONE OR DO YOU SEEK COMFORT IN FRIENDS? N. I crave solitude. A. I prefer to be alone. WHAT WAS THE BEST COMPLIMENT YOU HAVE EVER RECEIVED? N. Being told I am good at multi-tasking and infusing creativity into what I set out to do. A. You are a great Dad. NAME A THANKSGIVING BLESSING. N. Thankful for my amazing husband, daughters and family, and the ability to pursue the passions that God has given me with their support, love, and encouragement A. Thankful for family and friends. WHAT IS YOUR FAVOURITE SCRIPTURE VERSE? N. Trust in the Lord with all of your heart and lean not on your own understanding. In all of your ways acknowledge Him and He will direct your paths. ~ Proverbs 3:5-6 A. Keep this Book of the Law always on your lips; meditate on it day and night, so that you may be careful to do everything written in it. Then you will be prosperous and successful. Joshua 1:8


FRIDAY OCT 4 9:30am Mom2Mom

WEEK ONE

SUNDAY OCT 6

9:15 & 11am Paul Young6:30pm Fuel 7pm Divorce Connection

MONDAY OCT 77:15pm Young Adults

WEEK TW0

SUNDAY OCT 139:15 & 11am Rev. Murray Cornelius

MONDAYOCT 14Office closed

WEEK THREE

SUNDAY OCT 209:15 & 11am Joe vs. the World6pm Special Business Meeting6:30pm Fuel

MONDAY OCT 21 7:15pm Young Adults

WEEK FOUR

SUNDAY OCT 279:15 & 11am Justice -Making in a Broken World6:30pm Fuel

MONDAY OCT 277:15pm Young Adults

SUN 2:30pm Ministerio HispanoMON TO THURS 9:30 -11:30am Indoor Playground TUES 7pm Celebrate Recovery SAT 11am Prayer MONDAY OCT 7

Calendar of Events

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OCT 25 & 26 Elevation

OCTOBER2013

Network Online You can find it at www.calvarycambridge.com and available the first Sunday the printed version is available. Remember, one copy per household helps keep the costs down and helps the environment too. Next edition is available October 27.

Prayer Works! R.O.S.E Prayer Connection is ready to pray for your requests. Call 519.621.6310 ext. 333 to leave a request or 519.653.0301 to have a person pray with you.

Corporate Prayer takes place on Saturday mornings at 11 a.m. in the Prayer Room.

Intercessory Prayer takes place on Sunday mornings from 8 to 9 a.m. & 10 to 11 a.m. in the Prayer Room.

Ladies Prayer takes place on Wednesdays from 10 to 11:30 a.m. in the Prayer Room.

Emmaus Counselling Individual, marriage and family counselling. Call 519.621.6310 ext. 127 or ext. 128 for more information.

Celebrate Recovery God’s Word has a plan for freedom from whatever is keeping you down! Celebrate Recovery (CR) is a ministry of recovery from life’s hurts, habits and hang-ups. CR helps ordinary people who are suffering in silence to overcome and become healthy again. We offer women’s and men’s groups and meet Tuesdays at Calvary from 7 to 9 p.m. with social time to follow. Email [email protected] for more information.

The Spanish Ministry Sundays at 2:30 p.m. Nuestra mision es conestar a la comunidad hispana con Dios en una forma relevante, contemporanea y autentica. Al mismo tiempo poder desarrollar el talento y proposito que Dios tiene para cada uno de nosotros. Si aun no has tenido la oportunidad de asistir a alguno de nuestros serviceios, te invitamos a conocer a dios de una forma diferente.

Indoor Playground Parents and caregivers are invited to bring their children to explore our indoor playground Mondays through Thursdays from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. Admission: $1 per person.

Baby Dedication Information Night. If you’d like to have your child(children) dedicated there will be an information evening on Saturday, Nov 2. Please contact Pastor Joanna, [email protected] for more information or to sign up.

Baptism is scheduled for Sunday November 24. If you’d like to take this next step in your Christian journey please contact the church office at [email protected]. Baptism class will be held on Wednesday, November 13 at 7 p.m.

Special Business Meeting will be held on Sunday, Oct 20 at 6 p.m. All are welcome to attend but only those who have membership privileges will be eligible to vote.

Fresh Start is held on Tuesdays from 9:15 to 11:00 AM. All women welcome and childcare provided. Small Group Studies: - The Power of a Woman’s Words - Transformed by God’s Word - God is in the Laundry Room

Divorce Connections will meet on Sunday, Oct 6 at 7 p.m. No cost – no registration required! Eligibility – separated and/or divored. Guest Speaker: Pastor David Courey will be fielding questions from the audience regarding different aspects of separation/divorce as it relates in faith and spirituality. Join us for a pastor’s perspective.

Calvary Library The library carries hundreds of books, DVDs and CDs for all ages. Please make sure you sign up for your library card. Due date for all borrowed material is three weeks from sign out date. An overdue list is available in the library. Open Sundays from 8:45 to 9:15 a.m. & 10:30 to 11 a.m.

Free Legal Clinic with Helen Gladkykh. Wednesdays at 6 p.m. By appointment only. Call 519.721.1818 or send e-mail to [email protected].

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Lead Team

Administrative & Support Team

Team Leader DAVID COUREY, B.Sc., M.A., PhD Ext. 134 [email protected] t:@davidcourey

Executive JOHN RATZ, B.Th. Ext .133 [email protected] t:@johnratz

Outreach & Technical PAUL WILLIAMS, B.A. Ext. 132 [email protected] t:@pscjwilliams

Worship GRAHAM KIVELL Ext. 138 [email protected] t:@grahamkivell

Students ADAM GOUDREAULT, B.Th. Ext. 135 [email protected]

Children JOANNA RATZ Ext .131 [email protected]

Seniors/Emmaus Counsellor DAVID AIDE, B.A., M.T.S. Ext. 127 [email protected]

Emmaus Counsellor MAUREEN GRANT, B.A., M.S., PhD Ext. 128 [email protected]

Hispanic Ministry HUGO & CELIA GOMEZ Ext. 217 [email protected]

Office Manager VEDA NEWELL Ext. 207 [email protected]

Reception/Graphics LIZ VANNER Ext. 205 [email protected]

Head Custodian BOYCE NEWELL Ext. 216 [email protected]

Board Members

Phil Calberry Arthur Matos David Schuetzkowski

David Hatt Max Purkiss

Prakash Jayakumar Eyon Richards

NETWORK

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Who: Mom’s with preschoolers, stay at home or home school moms When: October to June (1st Friday of every month) Time: 9:30 – 11:30 a.m. (Doors Open - 9:15a.m.) Childcare provided: 0 – 10 years old Where: Upper Level of Children’s Wing (Slime Factory) One-time fee: $50 (covers childcare & supplies for the year) For more information or pre-registration, contact Helen at [email protected]. Look for us in the Atrium of the church.

A S a f e , L o v i n g P o s i t i v e E n v i r o n m e n t F o r M o m s

Feed a Neighbour ~ Family to Family Gather the items listed below in a box and bring in on Sept 29, Oct 6 or 13 to feed a family

• 10lbs Potatoes• 2 boxes of Dressing• 2 cans of Gravy• 5lbs of Vegetables (canned and/or fresh)• 4L of Juice - 2 cans (tomato, apple, etc)• 1 can of Cranberries• Medium size Apple sauce• Pillsbury Croissants (the rolled up ones)• 1lb of butter/margarine

Sunday, November 249:15 & 11 a.m.

Baptism Class will be held on Wednesday, November 13

at 7 p.m.

Please call the church office at 519.621.6310 or connect with a Pastoral

staff member to take this next step in your Christian journey.

S U N D A Y S 9 : 1 5 & 1 1 a m

October 6 Paul Young Author of The Shack and Cross Roads

October 13 Rev. Murray Cornelius PAOC Assistant Superintendent for International Missions October 20 Joe vs. the World Justice in the Balance-Part 1: October 27 Justice-Making in a Broken World Justice in the Balance-Part 2

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Network, october, 2013